Childbirth is not a contraindication for those infected with the hepatitis B virus. Women of childbearing age should be medically examined for the five hepatitis B tests before having children, and those without antibody protection should be routinely vaccinated against hepatitis B to prevent women from contracting the hepatitis B virus during pregnancy. If she is already infected with the hepatitis B virus, she should undergo a comprehensive liver function test before giving birth to a child to assess the severity of her condition. If she is a patient with active hepatitis or cirrhosis, she should undergo treatment and wait until her condition is under control before considering childbirth. Vaccination of newborns born to mothers with hepatitis B is a very effective method of interrupting mother-to-child transmission. The first vaccination is given to newborns within 24 hours of birth, the second at one month of age, and the third at six months of age, often referred to as the “0, 1, 6 program. For women with major triplets, the vaccination is administered after the birth of the fetus with a high potency hepatitis B immunoglobulin.